Cleveland Browns

Chargers Promote G Spencer Drango to Active Roster

The Los Angeles Chargers promoted G Spencer Drango to the active roster, the organization announced on Monday. In a corresponding move, LS Matt Overton was waived. Drango was added to the Chargers practice squad from the Cleveland Browns on Sept. 18, 2018. He played in 32 games and made 19 starts in two seasons for the Browns. The Indianapolis, Indiana native was a fifth-round selection out of Baylor by Cleveland in 2016.   PROMOTED TO ACTIVE ROSTER Player                                     Pos.                 Exp.                        College Spencer Drango                     G                     3                        Baylor   WAIVED Player                                     Pos.                 Exp.                        College Matt Overton                          LS                    8                        Western Washington

Chargers Agree to Terms with Tyrod Taylor

Taylor has appeared in 62 games with 46 starts. The 2011 sixth-round selection by the Baltimore Ravens has passed for 9,529 yards with 53 touchdowns to 20 interceptions while completing 61.6 percent of his passes. On top of his passing, Taylor has rushed for 1,836 yards for 16 touchdowns while sporting a 5.6 yards-per-carry average.

Hue Jackson Fired from Cleveland Browns

Cleveland Browns head coach Hue Jackson was fired along with offensive coordinator Todd Haley on Monday. Browns defensive coordinator Gregg Williams will act as interim head coach. Currently, the Browns have a 2-5-1 overall record, an improvement from their winless 2017 season.

Chargers’ Defense Steps Up in 26-10 Win Over the Raiders

The Los Angeles Chargers played its most complete all-around game through week five in their triumph over the Oakland Raiders, 26-10 at StubHub Center on Sunday. Los Angeles was anchored by a defense that held Oakland to less than 300 net yards led by quarterback Philip Rivers who threw for two touchdowns and posted 339 total yards.

LeBron James’ marketing group cuts ties with Johnny Manziel

LeBron James has dropped Johnny Manziel as a business client. A spokesman for James said the NBA star and has ended his marketing agreement with Manziel, the embattled Browns quarterback whose behavior has him on very shaky ground with his team and Cleveland fans. James and his associates at LRMR — long-time friends Maverick Carter, Rich Paul and Randy Mims — will no longer be working with Manziel after mutually agreeing to end their partnership. LRMR has been handling endorsement deals for Manziel since he got drafted into the NFL. Cleveland.com first reported the end of James’ ties to Manziel,